英式：[ˈfiːvə]
美式：[ˈfivɚ]
n.狂热；发烧；发热
v.（使）发烧；（使）狂热
用作名词 (n.)
Football fever gripped the town when the local team reached the cup final. 在当地的足球队打进了优胜杯的决赛圈后，全市掀起一阵足球热。
War fever was rising all over the Middle East. 战争狂热正在整个中东地区升温。
Her fever lasted five days without intermission. 她连续五天一直发烧。
My fever is gone, but I still have a cough. 我不发烧了，但还是有点咳嗽。
Flu is an infectious disease characterized by fever, aches and pains and exhaustion. 流感是一种传染病，其特征是发热、全身疼痛和疲乏无力。
Pneumonitis is usually associated with fever. 间质肺炎常伴有发热。
I feel as if I'm running a fever. 我好像有点儿发热。
用作动词 (v.)He went to see a doctor at the onset of a fever. 他开始发烧时便去看医生了。
War fever was rising all over the Middle East. 战争狂热正在整个中东地区升温。
Soon he succumbed to silver mining fever. 没过多久他就被开采银矿的狂热所感染。
n.(名词)
fever的基本意思是“发烧”“热度”,是不可数名词,没有复数形式,但常可加不定冠词。
fever的另一个意思是“一时的狂热”,是不可数名词,多与介词of连用。
feverish
adj.发烧的；兴奋的
feverishly
adv.兴奋地；发热地
fevers
n.狂热；发烧；发热
v.（使）发烧；（使）狂热
fevered
adj.发烧的；激动的；激昂的
feverous
adj.发烧引起的；兴奋的；狂热的；疯狂的
feverfew
n.菊科植物；甘菊；小白菊
